Groningen, the vibrant capital of the north, is a city full of energy, culture and history. With over 230,000 inhabitants - many of them students - it is one of the youngest and liveliest cities in the Netherlands. The city offers a perfect mix of historical charm and modern dynamism.
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Updated on 5 October 2026
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Groningen, the vibrant capital of the north, is a city full of energy, culture and history. With over 230,000 inhabitants - many of them students - it is one of the youngest and liveliest cities in the Netherlands. The city offers a perfect mix of historical charm and modern dynamism.
The Martini Tower, affectionately called "d'Olle Grieze", is Groningen's icon. This 96.8-metre-high church tower from the 15th century offers breathtaking views over the city and surrounding countryside.
The striking Groninger Museum, designed by Alessandro Mendini, stands like a colourful work of art in the middle of the water. The museum displays modern and contemporary art, fashion, photography and archaeology.
This beautiful city park is Groningen's green lung. The Noorderplantsoen is ideal for a walk, picnic or treasure hunt. In summer, the park is a meeting place with regular festivals.
Hidden behind the Prinsenhof is this historic Renaissance garden from 1625. An oasis of calm in the middle of the city, the Prinsenhof Garden features a beautiful rose garden and tea shop.
The vibrant heart of Groningen. Together, the Grote Markt and Vismarkt form the centre where you can shop, eat and enjoy the terrace life. Every Saturday there is a big market.
Voted the nicest shopping street in the Netherlands! Folkingestraat is full of quirky shops, vintage shops, specialty coffee bars and restaurants.
Groningen's canals offer a special perspective on the city. Take a canal cruise or stroll along the water and discover hidden courtyard gardens.
Founded in 1614, the University of Groningen is one of the oldest universities in the Netherlands. The imposing Academy Building is the heart of this knowledge institution.
This 1635 Renaissance building on the Vismarkt is one of Groningen's most beautiful historical buildings. Originally built as a tax office.
The Martini Church, at the foot of the Martini Tower, dates from the 13th century. The church contains extraordinary medieval frescoes that were only rediscovered in the 20th century.
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